| RefNo | 18ST/2013-0619 |
| Collection | LDLSH: 18 Stafford Terrace |
| Maker | Sambourne; Edward Linley (1844-1910); cartoonist and illustrator ;
Charles Roberson and Co (pasteboard) |
| Date | 11 Jan 1907 |
| Image | 
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| Description | Drawing depicting the diminutive Bernhard, Prince von Bülow (1849-1929) in military uniform trying to wrestle the large bogeyman of socialism into a box inscribed 'SOCIALIST JACK IN THE BOX'. Affixed to the upper left of the drawing is a small print of a similar but earlier cartoon by Sambourne depicting Otto von Bismarck (1815-1898) wrestling a smaller bogey-man of socialism into a box inscribed 'SOCIALIST JACK IN THE BOX', with the printed caption 'KEEPING IT DOWN!' and 'PUNCH-SEPTEMBER 28, 1878'. |
| Object | Drawing |
| Materials | Pen and Indian ink, on card |